Go Birds! Daily, June 11th: Eagles sign two players; Mini Camp Day 2 Recap

The Eagles' final offseason practice before training camp revealed a team in transition, with a struggling offense and a defense that looks dominant. Jalen Hurts delivered a notably terse press conference, avoiding direct answers on the ESPN article questioning his coachability and declining to dispute AJ Brown's claim that they've grown apart. The most striking moment came when Hurts denied picking the final play of the season—a move that, while plausible, underscores the lingering tension around accountability. Meanwhile, the Eagles made two roster moves: waiving linebackers Chandler Martin and Isaiah King, then signing veteran defensive end A.J. Epinesa and offensive guard Michael Jordan, both of whom bring experience but are on the bubble. Jalen Carter remained absent from team drills, signaling a contract impasse. On the field, the offense looked disjointed—especially without key players like Devontae Smith and Makai Lemon—while Tariq Woolen emerged as the standout performer, recording a sack and an interception in a single series. The backup quarterback battle between Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton is now a real competition, with McKee showing efficiency but Dalton still holding an edge in experience. Despite the struggles, the team’s culture and player development—evident in Cam Juergens’ renewed energy and UR Bernard’s emotional first press conference—suggest a foundation for growth.